Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-06
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Senator J. P. Jones gave $3.50 to th,
Curry miners.
Bank Commissioner George W. CASSIDY
is in Denver, Col.
Charley Lautenschlager has an elegant
new brewery wagon.
The June reduction Of the public deb
amounts to SIS, DOC, 900.
A. E. Cheney, Esq, has removed TO bis
residence on Spring street.
Money Is pouring in for sbe Comstock
families OF the entombed miners.
General Miles spprehends no more
trouble from San Carlos Indians.
Joe Allison, of Allison's Ranch, has
been spending the Fourth In Eureka.
Mrs. Wendell has gone to California to
spend the school vacation with her friends.
James Coen, was indicted for murder at
Shasta. Cal, recently, for killing John B.
Stanton.
Two women INDUCED in a fight on
Rattlesnake Island, and one had her
throat cut.
Joaquin Miller owns a section of fruit
land in Shasta county, CAL, and intends
to improve il.
Wells, Fargo q Co. on Monday last
shipped two bars Of passing bullion val
ued ct 81 $500.
Eureka was very quiet for the Fourth.
A few of the boys INDUCED freely, but
there was no harm done.
Johnny Fitzmsurice was in town spend
ing the Fourth of July and shaking hands
with his host of friends.
Mrs. George W. Baker went to Elko on
Monday TO meet her husband there and
return with him to Eureka.
The Supeme Court has rendered o de.
cision in the Rosenblatt case, and declared
the Drummer law unconstitutional.
At Portland, Or, June %, John Rott-
ner. o ssloon-keeper, committed suicide by
drowning in the Willamette river.
A passenger has brought suit against
the Northern Pacific for charging in ex-
cess of the maximum rate of fare fixed by
the law of Oregon.
A fire in a blacksmith shop near Placer
Vile. CAL, June 30, resulted in the ex-
plosion OF 100 pounds OF giant powder.
Nobody injured.
1t is reported that miners are 30 scarce
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work, and Indians are employed in the
mines at So so per day.
L. F. j.. Wrinkle, a civil engineer of
Virginia City, arrived from White Pine On
Sunday evening last. and left on Monday
morning for the Comstock.
James White, of Whites Ranch, near
Mineral Hill. and Jim johnson, OF she
Blue Eagle Ranch. have been stopping In
Eureka over the Fourth Of July.
The shooting contest at the Diamond
picnic grounds on the Fourth, would have
been continued and have been more inter-
essing but the ammunition gave out.
Secretary OF State Dormer has received
200 copies OF the bound statutes Of the
last Legislature. These are only for
distribution to the County Clerks OF this
State.
The longest prize fight on record on this
Coast was declared Q draw, near Portland,
Oregon, Wednesday. Sixty.nine rounds
were fought in four hours and thirty-six
minutes.
A. T. Stesrns, who has been teaching
school at Ruby Hill. left on Monday last
for a vacation trip. He will visit Salt
Lake City and other places before school
reopens.
The rattle for the elegant picture on ex-
hibition at the Postoffice bookstore will
take place on Friday evening at s O'Clock.
Persons holding tickets are requested to
) be present.
The officers and employees OF the State
Prison donated S127 so to the sufferers o!
the Gould d Curry disaster. A very
liberal donation from so few people, but
six OF whom receive small wages.
From 40 10 so persons from Eureka and
Ruby Hill Joined the Sadler-Zadow party
f. at the Italian Ranch on the Fourth. They
were well supplied with ice cream and
refreshments and had a good time gen
orally.
Conductor Crowley is talking about run
ming an excursion train to Palisade, te
give our townsfolk a chance to run down tc
Elko to see Robinson's circus, which shows
there on the 18th inst. II will be o chesI
excursion.
A party consisting of Ed. vanderlieth
his mother and sister, Charles Laid, Miss
Nettie Ladd, Miss Laura Hagar and MRS
W. J. Townshend went to Cottonwood
creek on the Fourth OF July. They tool
q tens and provisions along with them
and propose to camp out for o week.
Oliver Drake came In from White Pin,
on the Sd inst, remained with us over tn,
Fourth OF July, and left again for Hamil
ton o Taylor yesterday morning. HI
drove In q sulky and had q roadometer at
tsched to one Of the wheels. The dis
tance it registered from Hamilton TO Eu
reka was Al miles. Mr.. Drake cut corner
and made short turns with every opportu
nifty.
A. @. O. Hahn, formerly Superintend
ent OF the Paul Pry mine on Adams Hill
and since then in the employ of the Eu
reka Con. Mining Company. left on Mon
day last for New York City. He will visi
Salt Lake City, Denver and other smelt
ing centers on his route. He is q gentle
man Of fine educational ability. He grad
uated at, the Freiberg School OF Mines
Germany. and is we'll up 10 chemistry and
other branches of physics.
A Dangerous Wound.
Robert Beatty. Jr., son Of our District
Attorney, met with a bad accident on the